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1. chinaacademy.substack.com › p › what-did-1949-meanWhat did 1949 mean to Chinese women? - by The China Academy

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   Oct 4, 2023 · I will address this question by way of three points: (1) the relationship between women’s liberation and China’s national struggles in class terms, (2) a (brief) revisit of the classed revolutionary origin of the term “funv” (as in funv jiefang or women’s liberation), and (3) the rise, or the return, of “nvxing” (female) in class ...

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4. apjjf.org › 2019 › 12Women and China’s Socialist Construction, 1949–78

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   Jun 15, 2019 · “The Socialist Construction of Women, 1949-78,” which is Chapter 8 of the book, considers women as objects and agents of state campaigns to end prostitution, establish thoroughgoing marriage reform, and retrain midwives across rural China.

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5. histories.hoover.org › Women-in-Chinese-PropagandaThe Female Image in Chinese Propaganda - Hoover Institution

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   Explore research by Hoover Student Fellow Sharon Du about the depictions of women in the early Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime

6. www.paleycenter.org › collection › itemCOLD WAR: CHINA, 1949-1972 {PART 15 OF 24} (TV)

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   The fifteenth in this twenty-four-part documentary series examining the events of the Cold War, from 1917 to the early 1990s. This series consists of interviews and archival footage, accompanied by historical narration by Kenneth Branagh. This episode chronicles twenty-two years in the Communist era of China's history. The program begins with persp...

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   DATE:January 24, 1999 Sunday 8:00 PM

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   Pat Mitchell … Executive Producer

   Jeremy Isaacs … Executive Producer

   Vivian Schiller … Senior Producer

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7. era.org.uk › 15-china-1949-1972-cold-war15: China: 1949-1972 | Cold War - Educational Recording Agency

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   Sensing an opportunity to contain the Soviet Union, in 1972 the United States suddenly and unexpectedly moves to reestablish ties with China. Interviewees include Wu Ningkun, Marshall Green, Liu Binyan, Stepan Chervonenko and Henry Kissinger.

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8. scholars.cityu.edu.hk › en › publicationsCold War Femininities in China and America - CityU Scholars ...

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   In this article, I examine the complex differences and similarities of women’s experiences in Cold War China and America, presenting a non-binary understanding of these experiences in two nations that have seen constant conflicts and contestations since the Cold War.

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   How did the Chinese Communist Party depict women?

   • Depictions of women in the early Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime were no exception. The state’s rudimentary feminist discourse translated itself through the images of women into private contexts, and with the production of propaganda posters, depictions of ordinary citizens allowed the regime to seamlessly appropriate the public.

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   What happened in China during the Communist era?

   • Villagers hoarded and stole food, fought with one another, and in some areas ate the raw crops directly from the fields before the state could claim them. 59 As malnutrition spread and starvation gripped parts of China, the dining halls were disbanded. The project of socializing domestic work receded into the indefinite Communist future.

   Women and China’s Socialist Construction, 1949–78

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   When did women's liberation start in China?

   • In March 1952, the All-China Democratic Women's Federation invited female aviators, female tractor drivers, female tram drivers, and others in Beijing to attend a symposium. The photo shows Deng Yingchao taking a group photo with them. It is important to note that calls for women’s liberation did not start from the CCP-led revolution.

   What did 1949 mean to Chinese women? - by The China Academy

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   What is women and China's revolutions about?

   • Women and China’s Revolutions takes a close look at the places where the Big History of recognizable events intersects with the daily lives of ordinary people, using gender as its analytic lens.

   Women and China’s Socialist Construction, 1949–78

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   When did marriage reform take place in China?

   • When the People’s Republic of China was established in 1949, marriage reform was one of the new regime’s first priorities. Previously, marriages had often been arranged, concubinage was commonplace, and women were unable to seek divorce.

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   How did women's labor affect China?

   • The labor of women in domestic and public spaces shaped China’s move from empire to republic to socialist nation to rising capitalist power. Some of that labor was recognized by state authorities or intellectuals, leaving a documentary record that allows us to reconstruct how and why women’s labor was valued.

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10. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsRethinking Cold War Culture: Gender, Domesticity, and Labor ...

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    Jul 21, 2015 · Greg Castillo's Cold War on the Home Front: The Soft Power of Midcentury Design presses the cultural similarities further in his comparative analysis of the ways both countries designed “domesticity as a weapon” (vii). In a book visually supplemented by lush pictures of model homes, kitchen interiors, and midcentury fashions, Castillo ...